ArrowDown skips to last row in FireFox about quill-better-table HOT 6 CLOSED

I think the best behaviour would be:
ArrowDown from above the table: cursor goes to first row
ArrowDown/ArrowUp in the table: cursor moves vertically
ArrowUp from below the table: goes to first cell on last row

This is also the behaviour for tables in LibreOffice and Google documents.
I think it's weird for the navigation to change depending on whether you start below or above a table. It's very counter-intuitive.

Regardless of how the behaviour is, I do think it's important the same behaviour is applied to all browsers.

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Thanks for your report~ I really neglected this problem.
I have already added handlers for ArrowDown/ArrowUp in 1.2.7.
It should have the same behavior now.

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Behavior now:

1. ArrowDown to table, the cursor will jump to the first cell in first row.
2. ArrowDown/ArrowUp handles movement of cursor between table rows.

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Thanks for the good work, however, the behaviour is not quite proper yet. While the selection does not skip to last row anymore. It works in FireFox, but it does behave weirdly in Chrome.

In Chrome it tries to stick to it's default behaviour, when you're on a line below the table and press ArrowUp it will go to the last cell in the table.

Below is a gif of what's happening:

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�Actually, I made the behavior :)
I think it's good to uniform its behavior no matter in ff or chrome.

Behavior now:
ArrowDown from above to table, the cursor will jump to the first cell in first row.
ArrowDown/ArrowUp handles movement of cursor between table rows.
ArrowUp from below to table, the cursor will jump to the last cell in last row.

I will compare with some other rich-text editors, hope that find a comfortable way.

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You are right I think, I will change the behaviour:

ArrowUp from below the table: goes to first cell on last row

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